Reata

What Reata's governing documents say

This is a temporary roof variance for a single-family home in the Reata Addition, part of the Lantana master-planned community in Denton County, TX. It grants the current owner permission to install a shake-style roof that violates the community's design guidelines, but only until the roof needs replacement. The variance runs with the property and binds all future owners.

• Roof variance terms: The shake-style roof is allowed only until it needs replacement. When replacement is required, the then-owner must replace the entire roof with materials and colors that comply with the Lantana Design Guidelines, after obtaining prior written approval from the Architectural Review Committee (ARC).
• Resale disclosure: As long as the shake roof remains, any resale certificate issued for the property must note the roof as an existing violation of the Declaration and Design Guidelines.
• Enforcement & penalties: If an owner replaces the roof without following the variance terms, the Association may record a Notice of Property Being in Violation and impose fines until the roof is brought into compliance.
• Binding on future owners: The variance runs with the title to the property and binds all current and future owners, heirs, and assigns until it is formally withdrawn by the Association.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is a single ancillary document, not the full community rulebook. It does not cover general HOA rules, assessments, common area use, or other restrictions that may apply under the Lantana Declaration and Design Guidelines.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.